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what-colours-can-be-savedPrint of the oil painting What Colours Can Be Saved by Duncan Stewart a symbolic seascape in which a boat carries figures across water and between stripes of colour. The work invites reflection on unity, hope and the truth that all colours matter.

calmness and the subtle embrace of shared tranquillity

capturing a quiet moment where light

Print of the oil painting “Girl & Swans” by Duncan Stewart — a serene scene of a young girl among graceful swans

blending wildlife imagery with cartographic elements to highlight environmental context and fragility

with vivid light reflecting off waves and seabirds circling overhead

showcasing the bird’s precision and delicate craftsmanship through expressive charcoal textures

Print of the oil painting “Maslaval Roads” by Duncan Stewart — a landscape capturing summer fields and dirt roads

its gnarled branches and silver‑green leaves bathing in soft light

Print of oil painting “Racing Last Leg” by Duncan Stewart — an exhilarating depiction of a yacht’s final sprint to the finish line

celebrating South Africa’s natural elegance with warmth and texture

Print of the oil painting “In Quietness and Trust” by Duncan Stewart — a serene sailing scene where calm seas meet confident navigation

Print of the mixed media artwork “Arctic Polar Bear” by Duncan Stewart — a polar bear drawn atop a map of the Arctic region